Need Help with part #
Oct 17, 2013, 08:51 PM
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Need Help with part #
Alright, so when I'm driving and I go over any bumps I hear a clicking sound coming from the rear. Its quite annoying my mechanic told me its these bushings I'm really not to sure. He said theres not really a name for the them. Apparently there like 150$ a pop at mitsu trying to find some cheaper online but just cant seem to find what it is.
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Oct 18, 2013, 08:31 AM
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which bushing...there's a bunch back there...and they all have names, they are bushings...lol, they're normally decribed by their location, and the part they're on...example "control link innner bushing"
get a picture and i'll pull up the part number for you...
get a picture and i'll pull up the part number for you...
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Oct 18, 2013, 06:49 PM
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Its the biggest bushing. I'm not 100% sure but I think it might be the Trailing Arm Bushing. From what I've been told there a PITA to change. I'll try to get you a picture tomorrow.
Oct 18, 2013, 09:01 PM
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trailing arm bushing - 4120A001
it's a press out, press in kind of bushing, very similar to the inner, aft bushing on the front control arms...if you don't have a hydraulic press, it will be your worst nightmare...if you can get a hold of a press, it'll take 3 minutes, mind you, that is if you have the right sized pressing die. or have something that will work nicely, my father in-law who lives only about 30 minutes away has a socket set where the smallest one is 1" the biggest I think is like 2-3/4"...he uses them for his tractor, I use them for pressing bearings and stuff, lol. Old Bearing races are a nice thing to keep around too...
it's a press out, press in kind of bushing, very similar to the inner, aft bushing on the front control arms...if you don't have a hydraulic press, it will be your worst nightmare...if you can get a hold of a press, it'll take 3 minutes, mind you, that is if you have the right sized pressing die. or have something that will work nicely, my father in-law who lives only about 30 minutes away has a socket set where the smallest one is 1" the biggest I think is like 2-3/4"...he uses them for his tractor, I use them for pressing bearings and stuff, lol. Old Bearing races are a nice thing to keep around too...
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Oct 30, 2013, 09:58 AM
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trailing arm bushing - 4120A001
it's a press out, press in kind of bushing, very similar to the inner, aft bushing on the front control arms...if you don't have a hydraulic press, it will be your worst nightmare...if you can get a hold of a press, it'll take 3 minutes, mind you, that is if you have the right sized pressing die. or have something that will work nicely, my father in-law who lives only about 30 minutes away has a socket set where the smallest one is 1" the biggest I think is like 2-3/4"...he uses them for his tractor, I use them for pressing bearings and stuff, lol. Old Bearing races are a nice thing to keep around too...
it's a press out, press in kind of bushing, very similar to the inner, aft bushing on the front control arms...if you don't have a hydraulic press, it will be your worst nightmare...if you can get a hold of a press, it'll take 3 minutes, mind you, that is if you have the right sized pressing die. or have something that will work nicely, my father in-law who lives only about 30 minutes away has a socket set where the smallest one is 1" the biggest I think is like 2-3/4"...he uses them for his tractor, I use them for pressing bearings and stuff, lol. Old Bearing races are a nice thing to keep around too...
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